TRAUMA : CLINICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
By: Papers Presented at a Conference on the Pathobiology of Trauma, Bell Museum of Pathology, University of Minnesota Medical School, 1973.
Contributors: Stacey B. Day; M.J. Narasimhan; Hans Selye; Leon Goldman; Robert M. Hardaway III; Eugene P. Cronkite; William J. Reals and Others
Publisher: Plenum Medical Book Co.
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardbound
Number of pages: 379
Subjects: Trauma; Wounds and Injuries; Biology of Severe Trauma; Shock; Air Disaster Trauma; Maltreatment of Children (Abuse)
Genres: Surgery -Trauma; Biology of Wound Injury
Description: An interdisciplinary approach to the field of Trauma Studies, the work describes how the body reacts to trauma and reports on methods in diagnosis and treatment. Leading clinical and research specialists from a variety of fields discuss such vital areas as shock, stress, lasers, endotoxins, and radiation injury.
Notes: Traumatology - Congresses. Includes bibliographical references and index. Wounds and Injuries including physiologic effects of Endotoxemia; effects of Ionizing Radiation on Hemopoiesis; trauma from Visible and Infrared Lasers; and Anesthetic problems in trauma management.